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Part of the body studied by otolaryngologists crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 19th, 2016 other clues |
| '... man ___ mouse?' |
| 'I did it!' |
| 'I'll take that bet!' |
| 'S O S' |
| 'The Matrix' star Reeves |
| 'Your turn to talk,' on radio |
| Apt title for this puzzle |
| Attribute (to) |
| Bad news in the polls |
| Bakery employee |
| Beer ___ |
| Beige-ish |
| Biblical garden |
| Bit of gossip |
| Boozehounds |
| Bouillon brand name |
| Cagey debater's tactic |
| Candy in a dispenser |
| Captain Sparrow portrayer |
| Choir's support |
| City where Galileo taught |
| Claptrap |
| Coach Parseghian |
| Commercial ending with Wonder |
| Consumes |
| Cremains holder |
| Dish baked in an imu |
| Disinclined (to) |
| Dispose (of) |
| Dizzying designs |
| Doctor, by trade? |
| Doesn't just talk |
| Farm mama |
| Feature of a 22-Down |
| Fiddle (with) |
| Fix, as a bandage |
| Fleur-de-___ |
| Game one |
| Goolagong who won seven Grand Slam singles event titles |
| Great Lakes canal name |
| Green shade |
| Hot and then some |
| Implement for an angler |
| Israeli gun |
| Jacob's womb-mate |
| Last word of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' |
| Level |
| Liberal, disparagingly |
| Manicurists and tax preparers, by trade? |
| Marzipan component |
| Mazatlán mister |
| Model, by trade? |
| One of a Latin trio |
| Perlman of 'Cheers' |
| Person who had a major part in the Bible? |
| Politico Perot |
| Pub purchase for the table |
| Put down for the count |
| Ran into |
| Risqué, maybe |
| SAT administrator, by trade? |
| See 41-Across |
| Something a journalist may work on |
| Something to make a hash of? |
| Sweetie pie |
| To's opposite |
| Touch emotionally |
| Twosome on TMZ, e.g |
| Using 'effect' for 'affect' and vice versa |
| View through a wide-angle lens |
| Waltz ending? |
| Was like Fred Astaire to Ginger Rogers |
| With 10-Down, lead vocalist and flutist for rock's Jethro Tull |
| Word before bump or pump |
| Word that brings a smile |
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